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On Wed, 14 Feb 2007 16:50:31 -0500, Larry wrote:
You are ALREADY doing the right thing! The regulations about holding tanks and Y valves is for MOUNTED systems....permanently mounted heads plumbed into the boat. The regs do NOT cover a Portapotti that is NOT mounted into the boat in a permanent manner, a "portable device", whether that's a rusty old bucket, a covered plastic bucket from Dunkin' Donuts (works great, $1), or a "pretty" Portapottie/Sanipottie. If you have a stern-mounted 1-holer hangin out over the ocean, that's not covered, either....like old sailing ships had...(c; Actually they do cover Portapotties and buckets. They are called "devices". Even the stern mounted 1-holer is a "device". However, peeing over the side or hanging one's fanny over the side is allowed under the regs. Might be wiser to immerse the involved body parts in the water in a crowded marina for obvious reasons. You just can't use any "device". Rick |
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